I have built a widget that consists of a checkbox list and sn-record-picker. The sn-record-picker queries the sys_user table and the query changes dynamically based on the selected checkbox list options. Screenshot, HTML and client-side script snippets below.
On load, the Staff option is selected by default. and I start typing a valid staff name in the record picker, it returns a correctly filtered staff list. If I also select the Research Students (PGR) option, and start typing a name in the record picker the list is not filtered. If I deselect Staff, the search works as expected.
I have confirmed that the encoded query generated when both checkboxes are selected is correct. Have I configured the sn-record-picker incorrectly? There are 23,000+ records that match the default query when both checkboxes are selected, is there a limit on the number of records that the record picker can search?
<div class="checkbox" >
<label>
<input type="checkbox" value="staff" ng-checked="c.user_types.indexOf('staff')!=-1" ng-click="updateTypes('staff')"/>
<span>Staff</span>
</label>
<label>
<input type="checkbox" value="pgr" ng-checked="c.user_types.indexOf('pgr')!=-1" ng-click="updateTypes('pgr')" />
<span>Research Students (PGR)</span>
</label>
</div>
</div>
<div class="form-group">
<label for="uob_people_picker" style="font-weight:bold; font-size:115%; margin-bottom: 12px">{{c.data.group.name}} members</label>
<sn-record-picker multiple="true" id="uob_people_picker" aria-describedby="user_counter"
field="c.selected" table="'sys_user'" value-field="'sys_id'" default-query="c.userQuery" page-size="30"
display-field="'name'" display-fields="'department,u_user_type'"
search-fields="'name'">
</sn-record-picker>
<span class="help-block" id="user_counter">{{c.selectedCount}} users selected</span>
</div> var qry = {
staff: 'active=true^u_user_type=1^u_staff_record_status=LIVE',
pgr: 'active=true^u_user_type=2^u_student_type=GR^u_registration_status!=L'
};
c.user_types = (c.options.user_types || 'staff').split(',');
$scope.$watch(
function() {
return c.user_types.join(',');
},
function() {
c.userQuery = c.user_types.filter(function(elm) { return (elm in qry); }).map(function(elm) {
var q = qry[elm];
return q;
}).join('^NQ');
}
);
